[FarmBoy]

I'm no QB guru, but I also am of the opinion that Hogan's long wind up and broad motion make it easier for defensive players to react/anticipate and make his throw probably more erratic on average. Clearly, he's doing something right, but I think that if he wants to be a pro-QB, he needs a faster and tighter throwing motion. I see no reason he can't work on that in the off season and I wouldn't be surprised if he received coaching outside of the Stanford provided staff. A lot of QBs get private sessions from guys like George Whitfield to improve on mechanics and specific areas.

Living well is the best revenge, so they say. Hogan can respond to all of the critics who don't place him in the top half of the Pac12 by becoming one of the few QBs to win back to back Rose Bowls.

[FarmBoy]

I'm no QB guru, but I also am of the opinion that Hogan's long wind up and broad motion make it easier for defensive players to react/anticipate and make his throw probably more erratic on average. Clearly, he's doing something right, but I think that if he wants to be a pro-QB, he needs a faster and tighter throwing motion. I see no reason he can't work on that in the off season and I wouldn't be surprised if he received coaching outside of the Stanford provided staff. A lot of QBs get private sessions from guys like George Whitfield to improve on mechanics and specific areas.

Living well is the best revenge, so they say. Hogan can respond to all of the critics who don't place him in the top half of the Pac12 by becoming one of the few QBs to win back to back Rose Bowls.